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1980
1980 - 0099.PDF
The first flight of the Gulfstream III went exactly as planned. For nearly two hours, the flight test crew put the big executive jet prototype through a pre-determined routine; and according to their report, its performance exceeded pre-flight expectations. Handling, systems, engine performance, all rated excellent. Theirs was not an unanticipated report. The Gulfstream III, after all, is successor to the legendary Gulfstream II, the airplane that established the standards of superiority in business jet aircraft. With its advanced technology wing and winglets, the Gulfstream III is unique in that it also enlarges and improves upon an airframe, systems and engines that have demonstrated their soundness over hundreds of thousands of flight hours in service in all parts of the world. In effect, confidence in first flight was high because the Gulfstream III was a proven airplane before it flew. Perhaps that is one of the reasons over 50 Gulfstream III executive jets already have been ordered by many of the world's major corporations, governments and individuals. As you evaluate your future requirements for a new business airplane to take you into the 1980s and beyond, let us make a specific proposal for the Gulfstream III. We're confident we can prove it is not only the new definition of the ultimate in executive transport, but that its potential as a working investment is unequalled by any other jet designed for business travel. Contact Charles G. Vogeley, Senior Vice President, Gulfstream Marketing, at (912) 964-3274; or write him at Gulfstream American Corporation, P.O. Box 2206, Savannah, Georgia 31402, U.S.A. Gulf stream /Imcrican vc i 1979 Gu If stream American Corporation Member GAM A 3$
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